Laurent Ferrier Grand Sport Tourbillon & Sport Auto Overview
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Laurent Ferrier Grand Sport Tourbillon & Sport Auto Overview

By quattro · Mar 25, 2025 · 21 replies
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Emmanuel, known as quattro, provides an invaluable chronological overview of Laurent Ferrier's Grand Sport Tourbillon and Sport Auto lines. This detailed presentation allows collectors to trace the evolution of these significant sports models, offering a unique perspective on Laurent Ferrier's design philosophy and technical advancements in the luxury sports watch segment. His personal reflections on the 'no-date-tourbillon' versus 'date-Sport Auto' models spark a compelling discussion on aesthetic preferences within the brand's contemporary offerings.

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As much as I love Laurent Ferrier, I’m still not sure how I feel about these sports models. But I thought interesting to see the whole line as of today.

The models are presented by family (Grand Sport Tourbillon first, then Sport Auto) in chronological order.

One thing I’m sure of, though, is that the ‘no-date-tourbillon’ models speak to me more than the ‘date-Sport Autô. And I think the original model from 2019 could be my favorite.

Best,
Emmanuel


A/ GRAND SPORT TOURBILLON

44 x 13.4 mm case & Manual winding calibre LF619.01

100 m WR - 10 ATM

1/ Tourbillon Grand Sport ref. LCF041 - Steel - 12 pcs (2019) NB: this model has been reviewed by amanico here.



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2/ Grand Sport Tourbillon Blue ref. LCF041.2.AC.C1GO - Steel - 12 pcs (2020)



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3/ Grand Sport Tourbillon Golden Brown limited to 24 pcs - Red gold 5N (2022)









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4/ Grand Sport Tourbillon Pursuit ref. LCF044.02.T1.RN1 - Titanium - GPHG 2023 Tourbillon Watch Prize

















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5/ Grand Sport Tourbillon for Sincere Platinum Jubilee Edition Ref. LCF044.R5.V1NC1 - Red gold 5N - 12 pcs (2024)









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B/ SPORT AUTO

41.5 x 12.7 mm titanium case & calibre LF270.01

120 m WR - 12 ATM

1/ Sport Auto Blue ref. LCF040.T1.C1GC5 (2022)









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2/ Sport Auto 40 ref. LCF040.T1.V1GCO inspired by the Porsche 935 Turbo No. 40 - Série Atelier V - Limited to 40 pcs 2023





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3/ Sport Auto ‘On track’ ref. LCF040.T1.A3GC1 - Only Watch 2023





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quattro
Mar 25, 2025

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Best, Emmanuel

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quattro
Mar 25, 2025

I think the first model from 2019 is my favorite. No date, no bracelet. And I like the mix of brown and orange.

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myles721
Mar 26, 2025

IMO the Grand Sport is by far LF’s greatest watch. It is my one day grail piece. And I know how this will sound but again IMO it puts the Nautilus to shame (I know what I’m saying here) one of the greatest watches…ever!

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AuHavrePro
Mar 26, 2025

It has the most timeless appearance from my perspective. With that said, in this price category I would be hard pressed not to go for the Overseas tourbillon - that dial with the Maltese cross integrated in the tourbillon, along with the iconic bezel is simply too darn good in my biased opinion ....

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Marc Obermann
Mar 26, 2025

This is the first time I have really seen and noticed the beautiful case shape and work not of course forgetting the beautiful looking movements as well. Thank you for posting all of these pictures. Marc

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mdg
Mar 26, 2025

...and if I ever have the $ for a tourbillon, I'd prefer it on the back...

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